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Episode 295: The Need for Internal Collaboration with Donor Strategy

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Around with Randall
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Aug 25, 2026
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Summary

Gift officers can easily become isolated in the very work that requires the most strategic thinking. Moves management meetings often become reporting sessions instead of collaborative problem-solving opportunities. However, leaning into vulnerability, smaller portfolios, and a simple “bounce-off” approach can change that. The goal isn’t better metrics; its helping donors discover the next step to making an impact on the things they deeply care about.